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New Top 247 out.
Notables:
9. Tony Brown
19. Raekwon McMillan (down 3 spots)
22. Solomon Thomas (down 2 spots)
36. Marshon Lattimore
37. Malik McDowell
44. Damon Webb (down 4 spots)
56. Dante Booker (up 1 spot)
59. Curtis Samuel (up 9 spots)
60. Jamarco Jones (down 4 spots)
70. Johnnie Dixon (up 36 spots)
84. Jalyn Holmes (down 9 spots)
96. Demetrius Knox
103. Derrick Nnadi (up 2 spots)
114. Roderick Johnson
128. Parris Campbell (down 2 spots)
147. Erick Smith (up 23 spots)
164. Kyle Berger (down 6 spots)
188. Noah Brown (up 28 spots)
210. Sam Hubbard (up 16 spots)
238. Terry McLaurin (up 4 spots)
250. Kyle Trout (down 19 spots)
310. Frank Ragnow
328. Marcelys Jones (down 27 spots)
347. Malik Hooker (down 6 spots)
461. Dylan Thompson
881. Stephen Collier (down 2 spots)
1270. Sean Nuernberger (down 13 spots)
two questions, do they just not rate kickers like they do everyone else?
second.. 881? really? I have a feeling in 6 or 7 years that young man will be the next poster child when people want to argue that stars and rankings dont matter.
Average at the elite 11 generally means he is somewhere in the 15-25 best qb in the country. Scout has several of those invited to the elite 11 at around 40, including collier at 43. My guess is their qb scouting is a little off.Does Collier play suspect competition and that's why his rankings are so low? Amd I thought he just performed average at elite 11? Not saying he won't do well, but is more of a project than JT, more like cardale and Kenny g than TP and Braxton, imo
Average at the elite 11 generally means he is somewhere in the 15-25 best qb in the country. Scout has several of those invited to the elite 11 at around 40, including collier at 43. My guess is their qb scouting is a little off.
He committed to the wrong school. Had he committed to Florida State or Alabama, he would be in the top 100 lol.That about covers it.
I really don't understand Collier's rankings at all. Kid is as physically impressive as anyone out there, performed very well in the Elite 11 camps and had a dominant senior year on the field. It's mystifying why he is completely ignored by recruiting services.
Anyone left on the board we have a good shot of getting?
Provided Solomon Thomas, Malik McDowell & Derrick Nnadi make their Official visits, I'd say Ohio State has as good of a shot as anyone. I think the staff wants at least one OL & one DL.
Biggest movers in the Top100
Erick Smith, S, Cleveland (Ohio) Glenville – Ohio State commit
Move: Up 226 spots to No. 61
Smith was among the biggest risers at the Army Bowl due to his ability to play cornerback and his aggressiveness in run support. We won’t be surprised if he turns into one of Ohio State’s top commitments for 2014.
Sam Hubbard, ATH, Cincinnati (Ohio) Moeller – Ohio State commit – Regardless of what position he plays at the next level, Hubbard is too athletic at 6-foot-6 not to make a big move. He is up 100 spots to No. 123.